01 · The interior finish
Pool Resurfacing
New plaster, quartz, pebble or glass-bead interiors that feel smooth underfoot and change the color of your water.
Rough spots, stains, etching and fading are the first signs an interior finish has reached the end of its life. Resurfacing removes the worn layer down to a sound base and applies a new finish, the single change that most transforms how a pool looks and feels.
We help you choose between plaster, quartz, pebble and polished glass-bead finishes with real samples at our Design Center or Mobile Showroom, then prep, apply and start up the new surface with our own crews.
What’s included
- Drain, chip-out or hydro-blast of the old finish
- Bond coat and crack repair where needed
- Plaster, quartz, pebble or glass-bead application
- New fittings, step markers and light niche trims
- Fill, start-up chemistry and brushing routine
Signs it’s time
- 01Rough surface that snags swimsuits or scrapes feet
- 02Stains that return after acid washing
- 03Etching, pitting, flaking or hollow-sounding spots
- 04Faded, blotchy color that makes the water look dull
Your options
Choose what fits your pool.
Plaster
Classic white marcite. Bright aqua water and the most accessible price.
Quartz
Colored quartz blended into the plaster. Smooth, more stain-resistant and longer lasting.
Pebble
Exposed natural aggregate such as StoneScapes or PebbleTec. Textured and the most durable.
Glass bead
Polished aggregate with glass beads, such as JewelScapes. Smooth, with a shimmer in the sun.
Finish Studio
Try each finish on the water.
1 · Finish type
2 · Tone · Sandy Beige
Small natural pebbles exposed at the surface. The most durable interior, with a gentle texture underfoot and deep, lagoon-like water colors.
- Typical life
- 15–20 years
- Feel
- Textured, natural
- Investment
- $$$$
Lines we install: StoneScapes · PebbleTec
Pebble · Sandy Beige
Colors are approximate: water color changes with depth, sunlight, sky and chemistry. See and touch real samples at our Design Center or in the Mobile Showroom before you decide.
Questions
Pool Resurfacing: FAQ
How long will a new finish last?
Plaster typically lasts 7–12 years. Quartz and pebble finishes typically last 10–20 years. Balanced water chemistry is the biggest factor in reaching the top of those ranges.
Can you resurface over my existing finish?
Only when the existing surface is sound and well bonded. In most aging pools we remove the old finish so the new one bonds to a solid base. We confirm it during the on-site assessment.
How soon can we swim?
The pool is filled right after the finish is applied. Swimming usually resumes after the start-up period once the water is balanced, and we walk you through the brushing and chemistry routine for the first weeks.
Start your remodel
Let’s give your pool a second life.
Tell us about your pool or property. A remodel specialist will reach out within 24 hours to schedule an on-site assessment.
- Prefer to talk? Call us(239) 330-0335
- Design Center & Showroom2464 Davis Blvd, Naples, FL 34104
- Or we bring the Mobile Showroom, with finish, tile and deck samples, to your door.
Request your complimentary remodel assessment
Tell us about your pool or property and our team will reach out within 24 hours.
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